Hi Moumie,
Thanks for using Clarify. The quickest solution to your problem is to
employ version control in your code. If you go to Stata's help files for
"version" you will see that there is a way to tell Stata to interpret a
command using an older version of Stata, eg:
version 7: graph plo phi AgeYaxis, s(ii) c(||)
Try doing this for commands that Stata 9.2 interprets as an outdated
command, and the problem should be solved.
Best of luck with your research.
Jason Wittenberg
mm973(a)columbia.edu wrote:
Dear all
I am estimating the effect of living in an HIV household on the
probability of attending secondary school. I am using a simple
probit equation as well as estsimp probit and Stata 9.2. After
reading King, Tom and Wittenberg (2000), I am relying on graphing
predicted probabilities and taking into account confidence intervals
in presenting/interpreting results. I am trying to generate a graph
similar to Figure 1 (Probability of voting by age) in the
aforementioned paper.
After simple probit I generate a graph using prgen and it works.
The problem is that after estsimp probit, when I use the following
command:
graph plo phi AgeYaxis, s(ii) c(||)
I get the following message indicating that I am using Stata7 syntax:
plograph_g.new phi ageaxis, s(ii) c(||): class member function not found
If I do the following, I get same graph as prgen but i still do not
get the confidence intervals to plot
gr7 plo phi AgeYaxis, s(oo) c(ll) ylabel(0(.1)1)
Any suggestions. Attached is my syntax and graphs
best
Moumie
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